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American Express Credit Deals

Hilton HHonors® Platinum Credit Card

American Express
Hilton HHonors® Platinum Credit Card

Card Highlights:
Card Category: Consumer
Card Type: Unsecured
Required Credit Rating: Excellent / Good
Issuing Country: United States
Available Rewards:
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About:
  • 2.90% Intro APR for 6 months.
  • No Annual Fee.
  • Earn 10,000 Hilton HHonors bonus points with your first purchase.
  • Earn 30,000 HHonors bonus points when you spend $5,000 in 5 months.
  • Get 5 HHonors bonus points for each eligible dollar spent at Hilton Family hotels and for eligible purchases at supermarkets, drugstores, gas stations, dining establishments and more.
  • Get 3 HHonors bonus points for every eligible dollar you spend on purchases.
  • So you can earn both Hilton HHonors points and AIRLINE MILES at any of more than 2,300 participating hotels worldwide.
Credit Card Rates
Purchases:
Introductory APR: 2.90%
Introductory Period: 6 months
Ongoing APR: 15.24%
Default APR: 18.24%
Minimum Grace Period: 20 days
Minimum Finance
Charge:
$0.50
Balance Transfers:
Introductory APR: 2.90%
Introductory Period: 6 months
Ongoing APR: 15.24%
Default APR: 18.24%
Minimum Grace Period: n/a
Minimum Finance
Charge:
$0.50
Cash Advances:
Introductory APR: n/a
Introductory Period: n/a
Ongoing APR: 20.24%
Default APR: 18.24%
Minimum Grace Period: n/a
Minimum Finance
Charge:
$0.50
Credit Card Transaction Fees
Balance Transfer Fees:
Minimum: $017
Fee Rate: n/a
Maximum: n/a
Cash Advance Fees:
Minimum: $5
Fee Rate: 3%
Maximum: n/a
Foreign Exchange Fees:
Minimum: n/a
Fee Rate: n/a
Maximum: n/a
Credit Card Other Fees:
Initial Fees:
Setup Fee: $0
Maintenance Fees:
Annual Fee: $0
Penalty Fees:
Late Payment Fee: $19
17 There is no balance transfer transaction fee associated with this offer. However, future balance transfers may incur a fee as disclosed at the time of the applicable offer or transaction.

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